Post by : Mara Rahim
The King Salman Global Academy for Arabic Language has launched a special series of events for World Arabic Language Day at the United Nations headquarters in New York City. Scheduled from December 2 to 4, this initiative underscores Saudi Arabia's commitment to promoting the Arabic language internationally. The celebrations are backed by Prince Bader bin Abdullah bin Farhan, the Minister of Culture and Chairman of the Academy’s Board of Trustees, reflecting the Kingdom’s dedication to fostering the Arabic language as a vital part of global dialogue.
This event is organized in partnership with the Kingdom’s Permanent Mission to the UN. Together, they have orchestrated a variety of cultural and interactive programs aimed at showcasing Arabic's rich history and global significance. The initiative serves as a reminder that Arabic transcends communication; it embodies a profound cultural heritage that has influenced numerous languages and civilizations throughout history.
Attendees engaged in dialogue sessions that explored the role of Arabic within international organizations, highlighting its contributions to diplomacy, cultural exchange, and global understanding. Experts shared insights on maintaining linguistic diversity and emphasized the continuing role of Arabic in connecting cultures across borders.
The exhibition area featured several key projects from the Academy, which illustrate its dedication to developing Arabic language curricula, and supporting research initiatives alongside digital tools for learners and researchers. The display also included exquisite Arabic handicrafts, showcasing the language's ties to creativity and identity.
High-ranking UN officials and representatives from various nations attended the celebrations, demonstrating the Arabic language's significance on the global stage and the keen interest of many countries in its cultural implications. This gathering provided a platform for fostering international cooperation in promoting languages as instruments of peace and mutual understanding.
These events align closely with Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030, which aims to strengthen cultural identity while promoting intercultural dialogue. By organizing such events at the UN, the Kingdom reaffirms its commitment to not only enhancing its cultural landscape but also sharing its rich heritage globally.
Through exhibitions, workshops, and discussions, the celebration encourages diverse participants to discover the beauty of the Arabic language and to appreciate its global significance. The King Salman Academy’s event at the United Nations serves as a crucial platform for placing the Arabic language at the forefront of culture, diplomacy, and creativity, illustrating the Kingdom’s resolve to safeguard and elevate Arabic for future generations.
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